15 hours ago, Hoopstars said:

Might have answered my own question- do they classify single gender schools differently for enrollment purposes- like if it’s all girls or all boys do they double the enrollment numbers to equalize? 

That is correct, single gender schools are doubled.

16 hours ago, Hoopstars said:

Might have answered my own question- do they classify single gender schools differently for enrollment purposes- like if it’s all girls or all boys do they double the enrollment numbers to equalize? 

If I'm not mistaken, this year the only team this doubling applies to is playing in the Girls All 'A' - Presentation (currently at 153 students -> 306).

47 minutes ago, Runcible Owl said:

If I'm not mistaken, this year the only team this doubling applies to is playing in the Girls All 'A' - Presentation (currently at 153 students -> 306).

I was more wondering because some really small schools are too big for 1A. But the doubling is what makes them 2A. 

36 minutes ago, Hoopstars said:

I was more wondering because some really small schools are too big for 1A. But the doubling is what makes them 2A. 

What small schools are too big for 1A because of doubling? Doubling only happens for private, single-sex schools and there are only a handful (Presentation, Mercy, Assumption, Sacred Heart, DeSales, Trinity, St. Xavier, Notre Dame, and Covington Catholic).

1 minute ago, gchs_uk9 said:

What small schools are too big for 1A because of doubling? Doubling only happens for private, single-sex schools and there are only a handful (Presentation, Mercy, Assumption, Sacred Heart, DeSales, Trinity, St. Xavier, Notre Dame, and Covington Catholic).

Thought I saw a few. I think desales for example. 

Just now, Hoopstars said:

Thought I saw a few. I think desales for example. 

They were the only one I thought might be possible. 319 boys, but like you said, doubles up to 638 which is over the top. They did participate in the All "A" for several years but it has probably been at least 7-8 years since they were involved.